Today I tried to set up my GT-8 with the 4CM, but unfortunately the parallel loop on my JCM2000 didn’t play along. The 4CM works best with a series loop. A parallel loop means that the amp mixes the wet… Continue Reading
Quick Settings allow you to instantly set the parameters of an effect in almost the same time that it would take it turn the effect on or off. Quick Settings don’t seem immediately useful at first, but it’s another powerful… Continue Reading
To follow these instructions, you should be familiar with the ASSIGN section of the GT-8. Input Level You can use your guitars input level to control parameters. The INPUT LEVEL provides you with a sensitivity control that displays at the… Continue Reading
Assigns are a powerful feature of the GT-8. They provide you with a significant advantage over a traditional pedalboard. Assigns allow you to control any parameter from any effect contained within the GT-8, using the expression pedal, expression pedal switch,… Continue Reading
Creating and editing patches on the GT-8 itself can be cumbersome. It’s a lot easier to navigate the GT-8 by connecting it to a PC (MIDI) and using software to edit your parameters. This is especially useful when naming patches,… Continue Reading
The Hold Delay Technique uses the HOLD function of the DELAY effect, which functions as a looping station, to create a continuous playback of your guitar sound. This frees you from the caveat of playing your instrument while exploring the… Continue Reading
A major advantage of using a multi-effects processor is the cabinet emulation – the freedom to connect directly to the PA or recorder without lugging a heavy amplifier around with you. To enable cabinet emulation on the GT-8, you need… Continue Reading
Playing an MP3 through the GT-8 will allow you to play along to your favorite tracks. You can even create a dedicated “playlist” patch that you can trigger between sets to send music to the PA. The GT-8 provides a… Continue Reading